All Saints Anglican Church is a continuation of a Christian congregation dating back to the early 20th Century in Montrose. We are the recent descendent congregation of St. Paul's Episcopal Church and separated from that body and their national affiliate in 2009 over issues of Biblical orthodoxy and faithfulness to the standard of Christian teaching inherited from the early church.

“The Anglican Church is accurately described as a `liturgical church' and our worship is entirely liturgical. Liturgy is `Active and Participatory' involving the active participation of the whole congregation through corporate forms of prayer, song, response, and action.”

Bishop J. Alberto Morales, IX Bishop of Quincy

“Anglican Christians believe that Jesus Christ is Lord and that accepting Him as Savior is the only way to abundant life in the present age and the age to come.

Anglican Christians are evangelical Christians. We believe that the Bible is the Word of God and that it has unique authority in our lives. As Biblically-faithful Anglicans, our churches teach the whole Bible and how it applies to our daily lives. We believe that God's love for the whole world, expressed in Jesus Christ, is Good News that we are called to share with everyone.

Anglican Christians are catholic Christians. We are part of a worldwide church of more than 80 million people that grew out of the Church of England. We are united to each other and to the broader Christian tradition by a shared way of worship, church order, and the celebration and sharing of the sacraments, especially Baptism and Holy Communion.

Anglican Christians are charismatic Christians. We believe that the Holy Spirit is active in believers, enabling, teaching, healing, and calling us to love our neighbors and change the world.”

One of our Bishops, Todd Hunter, in response to a recent question: why is Anglicanism relevant today?

"Everybody says they are spiritual today, but not many people look to Church as a fountain from which to drink to quench their spiritual thirst. We must show them ancient wells and the connectivity that goes back to Celtic Christianity, and that there are ways that Christians have formed themselves in Christ.

Anglicanism gives a basic worldview on how to shape your life. The church calendar builds into your life this imagination for what God is doing. The prayers of confession keep you grounded. The creed gives you a way to profess what you believe in your own life. The rhythm in the routines of Anglican spirituality can lead people to Jesus who is the well from which we can drink and never thirst again. If people are plugged into this, Anglicanism can be very powerful today." Archbishop Robert Duncan

Thus, All Saints congregation is a group of Christian folks worshipping together in a spirit of praise, in the context of liturgical practice, and guided by God's Holy Word. If you are looking for a stable and enthusiastic group of Christians, who seek to serve God, serve others, and serve the needs of the world, then maybe you are just made for our flavor of Christian fellowship. Come worship with us and see.